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The performance of our newly constructed cold-finger cryostat is investigated for quantum Hall resistance (QHR) and single-electron pump (SEP) devices. The cryostat features a vacuum-sealed sample chamber (SC) attached to a 0.3 K plate inside the inner vacuum can. The SC is designed to accommodate both the SEP and the QHR devices with a shielding partition between them. The measured QHR in the chamber approaches the nominal value for filling factor 2 within 20 parts in 10<sup>9</sup>. The white-noise level of the SEP module, as obtained from the Allan deviation data, is 4.5 fA/$\sqrt {\mathrm{ Hz}}$ . We also investigated the thermometry of the SC either under vacuum or filled with <sup>3</sup>He gas. We calculated the thermal conductivity of the different heat conduction channels in the sample holder and found the dominant channel to be through the chip carriers not signal lines.

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Thermal and Electrical Performance Study of Cold-Finger &#x00B3;He Cryostat in Precision Measurement of Quantum Hall Resistance and Single-Electron Current